Ukraine: Justice for POWs
As evidence grows of the cruel treatment and extrajudicial execution of Ukrainian captives, legal and human rights bodies are building strategies for prosecution.
4 Oct 22
Humanitarian crisis
Investigating Izyum’s Mass Graves
Large teams of forensic experts work together with law enforcement officers and criminologists to collect evidence for future trials.
27 Sep 22
Can Ukrainians Sue Russia for War Damages?
Legislative solutions sought to help lift long-standing obstacles to pursuing the Russian government in national courts.
27 Sep 22
Izyum, a City Destroyed
“I don't have any emotions right now. All my tears have been cried.”
27 Sep 22
Izyum Residents Describe Mass Graves and Torture
Nearly six months of Russian occupation have left behind a terrible legacy.
20 Sep 22
Ukraine: Life in Occupied Izyum
Communication is sketchy in the Russian-occupied city as former residents try to locate loved ones struggling to access fuel, food and water.
29 Jun 22
Besieged Mariupol: How I Got Out of Hell
Survivor describes heavy bombing, food shortages and intense loneliness of the siege.
5 May 22
How Two Friends Evacuated 700 People From Mariupol
“We felt a terrible sense of guilt that we were safe, and there were people left in danger.”
4 May 22
Two Months Under Siege in Kharkiv
Ukraine’s second largest city is critical for control of the country’s east, but resistance is holding up.
28 Apr 22
Under Siege in Mariupol
A family describes the “hell” of days under Russian bombardment without water, fuel or contact with the outside world.
24 Mar 22
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